"Get Your Shift Together" in the "Best Nonbranded Campaign" category for its work for TEVA targeting shift workers. Draftfcb won three Reggie Awards for OREO 100th Birthday Celebration, Sharpie and Taco Bell. Eight offices won 14 CLIO Awards, six One Show PENCIL Awards for Valspar "Cityscape," UTEC University Potable Water Generator, Prime Television "Secret Diary of a Call Girl," Engen Calendar Fire Blanket and SPCA/MINI New Zealand "Driving Dogs." The agency also won five North American Effie Awards for OREO "Daily Twist," PFLAG "Stories to Inspire Change" and SPIRIVA "Elephant," in addition to 35 Lions and a Grand Prix at the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Adweek awarded Draftfcb the first-ever Project Isaac Gravity Award, its top honor. 2014-2016 2014: 38 Lions including one Grand Prix, seven Gold, 10 Silver and 20 Bronze. FCB Brasil's "Protection Ad," was recognized at the Clio Awards, London International Awards, El Ojo de Iberoamerica, One Show, D&AD Awards, Andy Awards, ADC Awards and earned the top honor at Cannes in the Mobile Category. At Cannes, FCB won gold for their campaigns "Bank Job" and "A Rainbow for the Rainbow Nation" in Media, "Speaking Exchange" in Direct and Promo & Activation and "Protection Ad" in Mobile and Media. 2015: Sport England's 'This Girl Can' created by FCB Inferno, made to encourage women to exercise, won two D&AD awards, including the White Pencil - Creativity for Good, nine Creative Circle silver awards, and three British Arrows awards for Public Service Advertising, Best 60-90 Second TV Ad, and Best 60-90 Second Cinema Ad. FCB won the Grand Prix for Good at Lions Health and the D&AD Award for Sport England's "This Girl Can" by FCB Inferno. 2016: 47 Lions At the Cristal Festival, FCB South Africa won Agency of the Year. 2017-2020 FCB received The One Club award in 2017 and 2018 from The One Club. 2017: FCB-West (Drum Awards, 30 and 60 second categories). FCB-Chicago (Super REGGIE) 2018: FCB-Health-NY (New York Festivals Global Awards) 2019: Bully Hunters FCB Media initiated a marketing campaign called Bully Hunters which consisted of a livestream event held in mid-April 2018 which aimed to combat misogynist harassment in video games by deploying "bully hunters" to kill abusive opponents in the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. The livestream itself consisted of pre-recorded footage of faked harassment as acted out by associates of FCB Media. Claimed sponsors of the event included SteelSeries,